Flexible & Reliable Times Square
Start your trip to NYC with a tour of Times Square. A New York charter bus will drop you in the heart of the city and pick you up when you’ve had your fill of the lights and the action. Bus.com will help you choose your NYC bus rental and provide you a quote in under two minutes.
Why charter a bus for Times Square
Times Square is best enjoyed on foot, but you’ll need to get there first. Charter a school bus rental from your hotel and have it drop you off on a neighboring street. If you’re coming from further away, rent an NYC coach bus. It offers more amenities (wifi, A/C, luggage space, etc.) for extra comfort on longer trips. Whichever bus rental you choose, you’ll be happy that you don’t have to coordinate multiple taxis in the city’s densest area.
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About the Surrounding Area
With everything that goes on in Times Square, it’s practically a neighborhood unto itself. There are hotels, markets, arts organizations, concerts, and businesses jammed into this small space. Yes, Times Square is home to many attractions, like the Hard Rock Cafe and Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, but at its heart is Broadway. Times Square is part of the Theater District, home to over 40 theatres. On any given night, you can catch one of the world’s hottest musical or spot an A-List celebrity in an Off-Broadway show. With all the lights, car horns, and bustle, this neighborhood is pretty intense. Some people yearn to be part of the action, but it can be overwhelming for others. When planning group accommodations, keep this in mind. Choose a hotel further out of town, and rent an NYC charter bus for group transportation. You’ll save on hotel fare and cabs.
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About Times Square
Once known as a dangerous red light district, Times Square has changed a lot! This junction of Seventh Avenue and Broadway, where dive bars and peep shows used to reign, was first dubbed Times Square in 1904. Albert Ochs, publisher of the New York Times, moved the NYT offices to a skyscraper on what was then called Longacre Square. The Times headquarters used the building for less than 10 years, but the name stuck. Today, Times Square is a pedestrian wonderland. The big screens feature ads most of the time, but during Midnight Moments artists from around the world are invited to share their digital artwork. If you’re there during the day, take a picture with the costumed characters, visit the TKTS booth for discount Broadway tickets, stand in awe of One Times Square (where the New Year’s Eve ball drops), or take a tour of the Square’s gritty red light history.
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When you book with us, you can choose from a variety of vehicle options in your area, curated by availability, budget, and amenities.
